Anna’s supporters were full of vim and vigor

Anna Ji’s supporters in Ramlila Maidan were full of vim and vigor

After Sudhir talked to the BodhiSutra Training Advisor, he began his campaign for exceptional English speaking skills with full vim and vigor.

“Vim and vigor” – a simple phrase but with impact. It’s so common, it has become a cliche, and it means with full enthusiasm and energy. Thus, when you exhort someone to go about doing a task with vim and vigor, you are asking them to put in all their energies. When you say that someone did something with full vim and vigor, you are saying that they put in all their energy and enthusiasm into the task.

Let’s take some examples:

1. Boys, show some vim and vigor else we will lose.
2. After the defeat, King Bruce was not disheartened. He went back, rallied his forces and attacked once again with vim and vigor.
3. His vim and vigor amazes me. Even after the worst of defeats and even in the worst of circumstances, he is always full of vim and vigor. He is never disheartened.

It’s a pretty straightforward phrase and you can use it almost everywhere when you want to emphasize how energetically something is done.

Let’s close with some more examples:

1. Dhoni’s boys displayed a lot of vim and vigor in the match against Pakistan and it really helped them register a glorious win against their arch rivals.
2. Indian soldiers fought with vim and vigor and ousted the Pakistani men, officers and terrorists from the icy heights in Kargil.
3. The new director took on the difficult responsibilities with full vim and vigor and produced stupendous results very quickly.
4. Every Monday, I go to my office and start my week with full vim and vigor.
5. Unless you approach a task with vim and vigor, the chances of success would be very low.
6. The handful of Maratha warriors under Shivaji attacked the Moghul contingent with full vim and vigor and vanquished the enemy.